Judge Approves House v NCAA Settlement; Roster Limit Grandfathering Allowed But Not Required
Grant House, the swimmer whose name has become synonymous with the class action lawsuit against the NCAA, will receive $125,000 for his role in the $2.5 billion settlement agreement; attorneys will receive almost half-a-billion dollars.
Bianca Hutter Flips Commitment To Iowa After Virginia Cuts Diving Program
Hutter competed at US Diving Nationals earlier this month, finishing 22nd in the individual 3 meter event and 7th in the synchronized 3 meter.
Canadian Olympic Trials Finalist Laila Oravsky Flips Commitment From Florida To Indiana
Oravsky joins a strong class of 2029. She finished 4th at last summer’s Canadian Trials in the 1500 freestyle.
NCAA ‘B’ Finalist Nicole Maier Transferring To USC For COVID-19 Fifth Year
Maier originally committed to Florida for this past season but did not represent the Gators this year. She represents Germany at the international level.
CSCAA Updates Proposal For NCAA Championships: No New Events, 9th-16th Scored From Prelims
The CSCAA’s revised proposal tables adding new events to the NCAA Championships and scraps separate ‘B’ final sessions in favor of scoring 9-16 out of prelims
Virginia, ASU, Tennessee & Michigan To Clash In Inaugural CSCAA Power 4 Dual Meet Challenge
Claire Curzan and the UVA women will compete in the inaugural edition of the double-elimination, bracket-style dual meet this November in Tennessee.
Sprinter Jack Schuster Transferring From Arizona State To Ohio State
Schuster has best times that would place him in the Big Ten ‘C’ final in the 50 free, 100 free, and 100 fly.
NCAA Division II Qualifier Rasmus Hanson Transferring To Ohio State
Hanson made Division II NCAAs as both a freshman and sophomore. He primarily swims sprint freestyle.
